Mrs Greg Whalen Honored At Fort Worth Bridal Shower
Mrs Greg Whalen of Fort Worth was the bridal shower honoree at the First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Guests included her mother in law Mrs Olga Whalen and out of town guest Mrs Joe Blake Whalen. Hostesses listed many local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Whalen
Fort Worth
First Methodist Church
Olga Whalen
Joe Blake Whalen
Mmes
H. M. Kirkland
Oscar Renshaw
Ben Oglesby
G. M. Hooper
Carroll Robbins
Hollis Ensor
Wayne Stout
Osmo Black
Earl Black
Co. L. Hart
Ernest Ivey
Martin Lee
Pat Hooper
Walter Phillips
Arnold Stout
San Angelo
Safety program given for diversity club meeting
Robert Sanders a State Highway patrolman spoke at the Diversity Club on traffic precautions. He presented a film The Last Prom. The meeting chaired by Mrs. Joe George Wilkins was at Mrs. George Thomas home. Guests included Mr Sanders and Mines. several names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sanders
Diversity Club
George Thomas
Joe George Wilkins
Sanders
D. K. Glenn
Cecil Kemp
H. M. Kirkland
R. C. Lasswell
J. W. Martin
Ninth Anniversary Dinner for LVNA Division 58
The LVNA Division 58 observes its ninth anniversary with a May 1 dinner at 7 30 p.m. in the Winters school cafeteria. Cost is 175 per plate. Dr Dean Davis of the Texas Hospital Association will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 58
LVNA
Texas
Dean Davis
Legal Council
The
Texas Hosspital Association
Help Yourself and Your Country Buy Savings Bonds
A wartime appeal urges citizens to support national unity by purchasing government savings bonds. The campaign stresses personal responsibility and civic duty, highlighting how small contributions add up to large wartime funding.
Lunchroom Menu for the Week
The menu lists daily offerings from Monday May 5 to Friday May 9. Items include Bar-B-Cue on bun with grapefruit salad, red beans and Spanish rice, Wimpies and potato salad, green enchiladas, and minute steaks with sides and desserts such as apple crisp and banana pudding.
James Raughton Addresses Sorosis Club on Safety
Bronte School elementary principal James Raughton spoke to Sorosis Club members on Women s Responsibility to Safety at Mrs C B Barbee s home. He presented a tape on youth and the law. Guests included three attendees and several club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Raughton
Bronte School
Sorosis Club
C. B. Barbee
Clint Low
WSCS Meeting At Mrs Labenske House
Mrs J W Labenske hosted the WSCS of the Methodist Church Monday afternoon. Mrs Russell gave the devotional and Mrs Fred Brown led the program on The Downs and Ups of Life. Refreshments were served to a group of attendees including Mrs Charles Ragsdale and Mrs Edna Butner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Labenske
WSCS
Methodist Church
M.russell
Fred Brown
Mmes
Charles Ragsdale
A. N. Rawlings
Edna Butner
Linton Crow
H. O. Whitt
H. D. Lynn
F. SS. Higginbotham
Russell
Brown
Labenske
Ragsdales Spend Sunday at Buffalo Gap
Mr and Mrs Charles Ragsdale spent Sunday at Buffalo Gap with Mr and Mrs Benny Ragsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Charles Ragsdale
Buffalo Gap
Benny Ragsdale
Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment Six on the Ballot
State of Texas proposes amending Article III to add Section 64 authorizing bonds issued under constitutional authority to bear rates set by the issuing agency with legislative limits. The amendment would be submitted to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in August 1969 with ballots printed for yes or no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Waterevelopment Fund
Texas Water Development
Local girl from Bronte named ABA officer at TWU
Ice Stephens a Winters High School graduate and junior library science major at Texas Woman's University was elected secretary of the library science honor society Alpha Beta Alpha for the 1969 70 session. She also serves as ABA treasurer and was a member of ABA as a sophomore taking part in Class Stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Texas
Spl
Janice Stephens
Texas Woman's University
Bronte
Alpha Beta Alpha
Miss Stephens
Lonnie C. Stephens
Winters High School
ABA
Progressive Club Hosts Texas Day Program at April Meeting
The Woman's Progressive Club met at Mrs. A. N. Rawlings home on April 14 for a Texas day program. Mrs. M. Russell reviewed Tall Tales from Texas by Mr. M. Boatright of Austin. A frozen dessert with cheese bits sandwiches and iced tea was served to guests including Mrs. H. O. Whitt Mines R. E. Cum bie Mattie Higginbotham Olive Keeney J. D. Leonard J. Madera Russell L. E. Smith and Rawlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Woman’s Progressive Club
A. N. Rawlings
M. Russell
Mr. M. Boatright
Austin
H. O. Whitt
R. E. Cumbie
Mattie Higginbotham
Olive Keeney
J. D. Leonard
J. Madera
Russell, L. E. Smith and
Rawlings
Constitutional Amendment Nine on the Ballot for Texas
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number nine for Texas. It details changes to legislative session length and structure, defining regular and special sessions, approval processes, and funding provisions, with an election set for August 5, 1969.
Constitutional Amendment Four on Ballot for Tax Exemption
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Four on the Ballot in Texas. It describes exemptions from property taxation for nonprofit water supply corporations and religious organizations, with limits, election timing, and required ballot language.
Constitutional amendment to expand Texas Water Development Board bonds
Public notice outlines proposed Texas constitutional amendment number two to authorize up to 3.5 billion dollars in Texas Water Development Bonds with a new Section 49-d-1. It details use of proceeds in a Texas Water Development Fund, eligibility for grants, and general state obligations, with approval by two-thirds legislature and implementation upon voter passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Development Fund
State of Texas
Water Development Board
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Labenskes
Progressive Club
Baedlop
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